Month: December 2012

Droplets in the glass: Virtually There- v15

Droplets in a glass - Source: Unbroken Horse

I took the blue umbrella out and held it open for the drizzle that came down like the pearls of sea. My small steps were calculated. Destiny was not what God wanted me to be, instead what I wanted to be… Welcome to Virtually There (VT), version fifteen, I wipe those droplets in the glass!… Continue reading Droplets in the glass: Virtually There- v15

What makes X-Biking different from traditional indoor cycling (Spinning)?

There are many things that differentiate X-Biking from the indoor cycling that most people are familiar with. First and foremost, the patented X-Bars (right) are designed to engage the upper-body and core musculature as the rider moves them from side to side mimicking the real motion created when riding a real mountain or road bike… Continue reading What makes X-Biking different from traditional indoor cycling (Spinning)?

Why is the X-Bike class 30 minutes instead of the usual 45 minutes with traditional indoor cycling (Spinning)?

FASTER – Part of the three word X-Biking tagline… FITTER. FUNNER. FASTER. The average rider will burn about 500 calories riding any of the 30-minute interval based X-Biking classes. It can take up to twice as long to reach the same goal riding traditional fixed-bar, fixed-gear, indoor bikes. Plus, the pre-programmed X-Biking classes with custom… Continue reading Why is the X-Bike class 30 minutes instead of the usual 45 minutes with traditional indoor cycling (Spinning)?

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